Sharing knowledge is critical to support the exchange of ideas. As a discipline focused on cities and urban regions, we draw upon broad expertise across public policy, health, sociology, environmental science, economics, art and design. The following resources, organised by media type and key themes, provide a repository from our favourite information sources.
Organised by the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects, the Festival will encourage interdisciplinary awareness and enhance the public’s understanding of landscape architecture.
An exciting and thought-provoking program of events promoting and celebrating architecture’s pivotal role in the culture, sustainability and economy of Asia Pacific region.
A social enterprise seeking to improve everyday places though building planning capacity by opening pathways for design talent into the public sector and supporting research and advocacy.
An initiative of the Museum of Brisbane (MoB) championing the movers and shakers of the city’s art and design sector bringing collective creativity to the fore.
Details the opportunity and benefits and identifies case studies associated with transforming Greater Melbourne into a self-sufficient city by 2030.
A podcast series that asks big questions about the future of our city, with a special focus on built and natural environments and the people who shape them.
New ideas and analysis on Australian property markets, housing affordability, environmental economics, and the effects of corruption on urban governance.
An Australian independent research network delivering high-quality, peer reviewed primary research across housing, homelessness, cities and urban policy arena.
An inclusive platform for critical urban discourse, exploring the role and impact of architecture in contemporary society.
Sharing knowledge is critical to support the exchange of ideas. As a discipline focused on cities and urban regions, we draw upon broad expertise across public policy, health, sociology, environmental science, economics, art and design. The following resources, organised by media type and key themes, provide a repository from our favourite information sources.
A global knowledge platform on urban design and city planning, landscape and environmental planning, architectural & building design and innovative technologies.
Details the opportunity and benefits and identifies case studies associated with transforming Greater Melbourne into a self-sufficient city by 2030.
An Australian independent research network delivering high-quality, peer reviewed primary research across housing, homelessness, cities and urban policy arena.
An exciting and thought-provoking program of events promoting and celebrating architecture’s pivotal role in the culture, sustainability and economy of Asia Pacific region.
A print and digital magazine putting people front and centre in conversations around design, housing, social infrastructure and social impact.
An independent, interdisciplinary research center, exploring the creation of ecologically integrated cities for people through research-driven urban design proposals, prototypes, and consultation.
An initiative of the Museum of Brisbane (MoB) championing the movers and shakers of the city’s art and design sector bringing collective creativity to the fore.
A platform to develop cutting-edge urban planning and design solutions applicable to many cities in Asia and other developing countries.
An online platform dedicated to the creation and curation of urban research that can engage and empower communities and influence policy and practice.